Moshi. The Civic United Front (CUF) has promised far-reaching judicial reforms if it forms the next government, including stripping the President of powers to appoint judges and transferring that mandate to a Judicial Service Commission.
The pledge is among the highlights of CUF’s five-year election manifesto (2025–2030), which was launched as the party seeks to position itself as a champion of good governance, human rights, and constitutionalism. Analysts say the proposals could redefine Tanzania’s democratic landscape by enhancing the independence of the Judiciary and protecting civil liberties.
